Seasons and Months of the Year
- English level
- Level 1
- Topic
- Numbers & Time
- Estimated reading time
- 1 min
Did you know each season has three months?
A year has four seasons in total.
Winter brings cold weather and snow.
December, January, and February are winter months.
Spring brings warmer days and blooming flowers.
March, April, and May are spring months.
Summer brings hot sunny days.
June, July, and August are summer months.
Fall brings cooler air and falling leaves.
September, October, and November are fall months.
Each season feels different from the others.
Farmers plant and harvest crops by season.
People wear different clothes for each season.
Now you know the seasons and their months!
Key Vocabulary
Blooming (adj) Producing or having flowers, or being in the process of opening into a flowerUK: /ˈbluːmɪŋ/US: /ˈbluːmɪŋ/Learn more
Harvest (n) The process or period of gathering in crops.UK: ˈhɑːvɪstUS: ˈhɑːrvɪstLearn more
Spring (n) Move or jump suddenly or rapidly upwards or forwards.UK: sprɪŋUS: sprɪŋLearn more
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